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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2005
Page
1
Ray Shearmire of Garden City tests headphones aboard a bus trip returning from a national bowling event in Tulsa. The scene captures a moment of quiet travel after the competition. 4 £yria Gough.
Garden City USD 457 teachers and certified staff voted 261 to 17 to ratify the 2005 06 contract offering a 5 percent overall salary increase and lower health insurance premiums. The raise adds 1525 to each base salary, costing the district 1 168 317, tied to extra teaching days for 2005 06 and 2006 07.
Ulysses Larissa Russett entered Oreo the rabbit in the Grant County Fair 4-H and Open Class pet show. The 11 year old earned the grand champion ribbon in the rabbit division amid nervous anticipation before the judges tested knowledge of care and feeding.
TOPEKA Kansas social workers carry heavy caseloads with low morale after a sweeping overhaul of the Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitative Services. The 2002 reorganization closed 62 of 105 county offices, created new managerial posts, but support staff fell by 12 percent while managers rose by 62 positions. The audit notes 1.4 million in savings and 75 percent client satisfaction, yet overall staff levels remain near flat.
Kansas State University launches a federally funded pilot to trace cattle origin within 48 hours of disease discovery as part of a prospective national animal identification program. The effort, led by K State beef specialist Dale Blasi, tests tracing cattle on and off trucks from a Scott County yard to Liberal’s National Beef plant, amid mad cow concerns.
Kansas students increasingly start at community colleges to cut costs as university tuition climbs. Johnson County Community College offers low rates and scholarships, with KU reporting a 34 percent rise in transfers from the prior fall. JCCC plans a slight tuition cut in spring.
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